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DIRECTORY

DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES
me Direct0ry J,io,s If r,g,,1J.
, '. hD1ses, gicsAg Tar Lcof, '' go
yes''.e's, 'iH be touEd oery usef,i q, " aN
y reference tor Information r,.a,,,. '&rs
ana a" NE different branches Of 49, ~
~ n,. Analytical Cheut.,
Ut, HENRY tkOELISC. is r..
49,. :. 70 chesapeake and Ohm 49,. Wv
t.'.',t aua Aiieshany railroad. 80 hS
~ "''s ana mineral waters WI 'i'
" J. DlMhOIK, ll0 4 Nstr
'esPonuenee solicited.
r,tt BARRIERS
Liam II. GARDNER ste
sh,,n,,,o,'. lar cutting, dyeng. shaw
Bskerst
Hl'hMOND STEAM BAKppy 10
iioliletor' III b. Twelfth street. M
o. rp... Boots and ,hoesi
% H. hAo DALE. l5i5 b. Man .t,...
So ANA g mems aud q and $50.
rnuUe. 't f-af JAG O.
a. f.,,.,. hutrherst
W Llth ,. BkAUkh. Stall ~ Do
"''' 'ApAri b,ti Tongues a spe,..',,'
,frvp, candy Manufacturer.
.i.,.' ''l' ID. ~ hh, oh r. Marshall .ir..,
Cherokee Cough bfols. '' ''' '''
t,.f,, - ianfas Goods
'vtiN d. LhlN1. CORNER Ol Fourfr.rfa ...
i.'.l streets. leuts, awnings. la... 6.......
wagon covers. Ai
..,.,. tafpehiers and Bullder.t
~ hLlAh O.. fi lLLIt. IIlU b. rar. .....
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Mrs. EMMA GRrFFIrHs
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learn bookkeeping, shorthand, and type
writing, at The Pen Art II 81 aud South
ern Business College, over 700 East Broad
street.
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g. r. BEDFORD. 1910 D Mau sute, fn,
cal plumber. timer sis ill s,rtn ll'eN
4. &. llAcLEf. ill biooAaftllr 0IfA' /"
sae ntruA. Timing AC.
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parte, which led to tho awful civil war In
Spain and the loss Of nearly ell Spanish
America Ferdinand was restored, but In
errscaions continued Then, IN 1880, Ferii-
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WALTER j. 1ODu. 40 .,ntn street. Coz
arguments of country produce solicited
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s. J. DAVIS. - n. Smith street, s,
awnings. 0il-clOtDs. aui pIItr laatls
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WALLEN a WkAf. Seventh a.I Ga.
streets. Monuments. tomUs. malU leila..
tlc1. $50.
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living # the Liver l. not disordered.
Therefore. If you suffer with Sick Headache.
Constipation orany Liver trouble.
take Dr. bayid's Liver Z lls. - Pills Tor Pc.
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JOSEPH DELANJL. SUP g.. Stain str.. .
banging und general machine ltla f
Models iOr patents.
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ELLIS ADRIAN. HlU T.. Broad street, Yam
advanced uu persona. property UHct cU..l
from FRIDAY at suul0Wu t0 saturday N
shutdown.
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CITY BOIILlNG HOUSE. M 50. H
street Manufacturers 90 vanilla
aud mineral waters.
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\ box Of good cigars or a demijOhn OF
old Madeira or sherry wine is a nice Christ
mas present. and can be had OF
CHAMBERLAYSE & Co.
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Contractors and Builder.
a. C.. sion, 5V0 T.. MHn an.et
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To Our Adxertisers.

Telephone at 5 p N. to the TIMES office,
80, # you have an item OF news, and il
will be published in our telephone column.
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We are the sole agents Of the celebrat
ed La Normandi Cigar.
CHAMBERLAYNE & Co.
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The Rev. John c. Kimoan. Of Hartford,
Conn, has recently attracted considerable
attention by preaching sermon from tho
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II. " ALLEhoIlN J. a co.. % and 0 S.Ft.
teehtn street Potatoes. butter boz
NHsc, NC.
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President Cleveland has appointed Mr
George L. Rives first assistant secretary OF
state. Mr.. Rives was born I'm New York in
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W. NICK kEDfOku. lW B.. Nuu stnet-
fsuu tnc Horse. Misunderstanding sl0e
sale dealer.
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}. p. JUsIlo. 50 ~. frrenm street
agent. Established le,
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J. a. GRAobthGth. 1898 D. funsHr .tn.,
AI work. guaranteed 't
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JAMES p. COOPER,
OH Main Street. Richmond. "

9ll Main Street, Richmond, Va.
! advise all persons intending to use
coupons to procure them from Mr. J. p.
Cooper or his agent, and get his guaran-
tee Of indemnity, as with il | can secure
them full and complete legal protection.
WILLIAM l.. ROYAL.
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PAINTS. OILS, &c.
DICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
N.T.PATE CO., 1907 EAST CARY STREET.
Weather. water.

Weather. Water,
and Fire Proof
Never Cracks,
llIi-ters. or Peels.
Especially adapt
ed Tor Tin. Zinc
Copper. Iron, and
= b ny lie. and
.bmrd Roofs.
Defective and
ieaky ROofsfr from
age and exposure
are rendered tight
and perfect by its
use. Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
,iry by fnc use Of
this PAINT and
CEMENT.
jail Is
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GrnIn and Cotton Esehanee.


AaII Mf'HIf ' - WV 'iAANfNA ~"f
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat $40 bushels.
Corn -fi6 bushels.
Oats . bushels
Meal 10 bushels.
peas-20 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-White sO bushels very good At
Sc Longberry. 3 900 bushe Yer good "a
prime on private terms. Mixed 500 bushels
tev good 30 Sic. 100 bushels very good az
SOC. 80 bush Is good az S,c 46 bushels faii
40 sic Sh0rtberry. d. bushels good az sic
40 bushels fair 40 Sc, 20 bushels com on
t7.c. Total sales of wheat 3.S6 bushels
Corn White. l5i bushels prime new ou
private terms 700 bushels very good new
Il 5}c; ~ bus @ good nev az olc.
Meal ~ bushels on p iyate terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
Q,pofofiois -Mddlng. sc low middiing.
h..
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~, ,'.. nMOND STEAM BAKERY. h
anu retail. "liIf
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a., ,.l',ih.N Is. ID Eh 6A r. Marshall .,..
lneroAeo Cough Dols. 'e' 'a
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q 81 rp...,. Boots and shoes
H. J. LAS DALE. l5l5 4. Main .fros, 3D.
g.. ANA 3 mems aud q and ft..I.9
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John E. DoHERTY,
81 EAST MAIN STREET.
Always on hand

Always on hand.
AS FINE A STOCK OF GOODS
as can be found at any Merchant Tailarin,
establishment in the country. and viii b. ma d
ltrimme,. a the best manner. Thirty wear
experience as leading cutter ought 70 guar
aaiee entire satisfaction. and will he sosl st
very moderate pronf. Anle-iy
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burl Saving. aud INSURANCE IOMiHAl.
10. - NA-llDN H. son. $50. f. lrNIN '.'"
"a. b. CHAPLIN a. 90. SOL b. It.i4
J. THOMPSON BROWN lN.t lli' D. '-
street.
Rubber Goods
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. ti3 B Broad sife,.
Betting. hose. and aIl Kinds 0i a-lorf s''A
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANUAL
TURING CO.. 1919 b.. Slam 70 otl-i~
turgrs aul Importers uf r.alup l0tt.-.'. ID
OLD DOMINION ht BBEh STAMP hNae,
80 litnh street Agents Han'tt' ''-'
circular.
sign Painting
D.S.THOMPsON. fu1a.n streets llitl ~. ~
change hOtel. Advertising .s.
Board fence Hul Wall sItu-a it'.a''l. ..,,
L. liPStDMB SO. N n. NnlA siirfN -
painting and gliding on glass.
soap Factory
GARCIN s. CO.. 1880 frluAll stree. '''
Ushcd looU. Toilet au1 Laundry 'eaS'
Isilors.
7. stage. Twelfth street, 40def Ail''''-
Hotel. Civic and military taiiof
Undertakes
%. n. M0RRIsErE No % seventh '~'
Manchester. Phone. 30.
Wire Mattresses and Cots
F.W. LOW f. 2sIG T.. Main st.,e- n .,....,..-
rcr oil Champion woven hHt s.,f.
and Cots. The best and cheiY,'I '-
ket.
ELBA COAL YARD (klhl siatou.
and Pine streets. ". s. flcntf' Ass-
kinds OF Coal, Wood. and 1ose'
nhnn" fsi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting in Equity.
No. 6sI Equity Docket.
BENJAMIN ID. TUBMAN, Plaintiff,
VS.
PETE: d EVERETT h AELIAE EVERETT,
his Wifi, Defendants
No. 6si Equity Docket.
BENJAMIN d. TUBMAN, Plaintiff,

TINE object OF tbs suit is 10. obtain decree
l. Tor the sale OF certain real estate situated 10
Charles county, Maryland. which sss mort
said Peler d. Everett and AehA <, Everett, hi
wife
The bill states that on the 18th dsy 81 NJ
vember, A u, 1888. the said Peter ID Everett
and A-lls + Everett bis wife executed TO The
said Il uj mia ID. Tueman 4 morig gage on GER
tain real esr.is thcrein described, 10 secure the
payment OF the sum OF two hIudred dollars
SlUu 0Ol which To due aud owing TO
toe said Benz ,miu ID Tubmsn by the said Peter
d. Es,r-tt and A.iia Everett. hi, wife that
no part OF he said sum of two hundred dollars
sIthoueh lse tiue l'mited Tor the ps,ment
thereof by the condItisn of said mortgage
is passed anI that both Of the said dcie nds uts
are non -r-siden1s Of the State OF Maryland.
|, is therefore, this 23nd dsy Of Decsu er
A. D 1885 ordered b. the Circuit Court for
Charles county, sitting a. Court Of Equity,
that IN. paintIs. By causIsg copy o. this or
der 10 be inserted In some ne ssPaper published
in CD lries ensuiy, once a week ia eaea OF four
successive weeks Geiore he hrst day % Fsbru-
sry, A l. 1887, give notice 10 the absent de-
feudants OF The Substance and object OF this bill
~sruing teeal to appear 10 TIN. Curt IN P-Csoa
or OF sohciIor on or before the hrs' iay of Nav,
4 n. 1887, TO here Eive csnss, II any they
have sh, decree sbog not pass as prayed.
True copy - SAIL TrRxss Clerk
Cirslit Court Charles Co.
Test - SAM Traxgs Clerk
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14

"For th re was never yet a Philosopher,
that could endure the toolhache patiently
Perhaps not-but there's little wit in en-
during it at Il, when one bottle of Saliva
tion Oil will cure it.
VIM. Hahn & c., the reliable shoe
dealers of Washington, advertise a great
mark down sale of their stock. Persons
desiring good footwear at reasonable
prices should take advantage of this fine
opportunity tor securing it.
Miss Nellie Price, the bright and pretty
little daughter of DR.. Thos. G. Price, OF
Bal imore, and Miss Mamie Adams, n fav-
orite bell of Nanjemoy, daughter of Saml.
W. Adams. Esq, are visiting the FAM J
OF Mr.. Wm Ii. Mitchell in this neighbor-
hood.
A Chicago lover bet his girl that he
could tell what she was thinking OF. He
thought she was thinking OF HIM, but she
wasn't; il was about DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup, which had just cured her of dread
fal cough.
Columbus Hill, respectable colored
man Twin in Cobb Neck, was found dead
on Monday under somewhat peculiar cir
Ecumstances. He had gone to haul a load
of firewood and his team appeared TO have
baked a. hull. When found he had re
moved portion OF the load and was lying
acr ss one of the logs which he had re-
moved, dead. Death is supposed to have
resulted f ON heart disease.
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Local Brevities

The board Of county commissioners viii
meet again on the 25th instant.
The Howard Rifles will assemble here
again 10 morrow az O'Clock for drill.
All the delegates selected from Clar'es
attended the farmers convention in Bsiti-
moe this week.
MI rercival P.dg-t', OF ST Paal's
School Concord. y H. is visiting his
uncle Mr.. ". W. Pad,,ett in this town
Mr. Frank J. Maddox, the recently APP
pointed school examiner, will qa.hiy aud
enter upon the ischarse of his duties at
once.
Miss florence Jeaifer. u petite and at
trac.ive belle of Baltimore coun y. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John II. Mitchell, It
Hanson Hill"
Under the benign influence of the sun
and the warm snutherly winds ri the past
few days the snow and ice are rapidly dis-
appearing from tue ground.
All the collectors save one came up
promptly on Tuesday with the sum Of
5000 called for 10y the commissiontrs-
The one who was short promised to m Ike
up the deficiency by next Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Swami, const ,blo oi the fifth
dis riot, resigned this posi- ion on Tuesday.
His resignation was accepted by the board
Of commissioners, and the vacany exists.
A correspondent from Naniemoy sug.
sests the eof Mr.. Joseph Prlcr, ofthat
section. MS suitable p,rsnn To 4 | the
pl zee in the school board made vaca 4 ty
tn resi- sn,tion OF Mr.. VIM. H. Graz.
.pr-sentative Compton called On Sec
oud A-s,st,tt Postmaster General Knott
VI indy If ernoon 10 relation To an in
crease OF mail service in C'mrles county.
NJ | between Done, ster and riverside.
Justice THIS D Stone has been suffer
ing for som" time with a severe attack Of
terysipelas in his head. The attack has
confined him to his house and has caused
him much pain and his friends much anx :
iety.
A dwelling house near Newport, be
logging to Mr. James Miles and occupied
10y Mr. Simpson was completely destroy
ed by fire on Monday night. We have
not learned whether there was any insnr-
ance upon the property.
A member Of the Howard Rifles from
Nanjemoy. stated that he came to town
last S.turd ~ in a sleigh with two mules
that he made himself. We hope, George
that being so we'll made they do not pos.
sess The propensity Of kicking. usually at.
: tributed to those animals. CluI Journa
please copy and improve on this joke.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14

Parniyzed.
Mr.. Walter R. Frank in, aged and re-
speeted citizen of the cou.tv, was stricken with
paralysis on Wednesday afternoon in the store
of Mr. W. W. Padgett in this town. Mr.,
franklin Lad ieen purchasing some articles in
the store and was on the point of leaving, and
u hi'e shopping ever 10 raise a bundle from the
floor he suddenly fell PROSTATE It full length,
having lost the use Of his entire light side He
was carried to the house of his son in-law, Mr..
John P Gibbons, about Eve miles from town,
and Fl. Ia lest re port his condition still re
mains unchan.e ed. The frequency with which
our old residents are beeoming attacked with
paralysis is arsnins of late this is The third
case We have had TO report within shor,
neriod
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14

WE believe that little confidential
w talk with our Friends and Patrons
at this time will do more good than
any amount of advertising We could
possibly put in this space.
TO few of you our house is proba-
bly, unknown, and We desire to become
acquainted, and propose to introduce
ourselves without ceremony. We are the
firm of WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
of Washington, d.. c., better known in
that City as the Boston Dry Goods
House." aud We herewith submit the
fundamental principles upon which we
do business, which are the secrets OF
our success.
We d6 not believe in sensational al
vertising nor do We believe in coaxlng
trade with Chromos, Watches, Toys,
Silverware, or other such devices, as
it stands to reason We would have to
make you pay for them in some man
ner, but believe in doing business en-
tirely upon its merits.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14
An Inqu isiaiO0.

An Inqu isiiiO0.
Jsdge Brooke came to town on Tuesday
and held an inquisition iun tico de inquirer 10
on the per,s of Bale A. Sxann, colored
man, who had been committed to al here hv
a magistrate as being Ia 1atic aud piuper and
beyond control. The fo!iowin. jnrv were sum
moned TO ,ry the c,se: l.. S)uther and
Oliver, VIM WEIGH, D,sid Snoot, JOS X.
Hayden, Henry R Oliver, J F Nd iietnn,
S.ml. c. Pa l.-it, H. II Der Boswell ana
Norris After .arin. tn evidence the jury
rendered the irq lisition that S~ann was n
lul attic and paup.r, and by order Of the Court
he was srnt to Montevue ms sane hospital at
Frederick at The expense Of the county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14

% The subscriptio:s price OF The
TINES is 81. per AMMAN # paid IN
advaace Or at any time acithin the cur
rent year; If not paid ,cithin the gear
P1.5O wiH be inyaria6lJ charged, a.
slvays heretofore, and ON this rule
no exception avHl be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14
OUR PLATFORM.

1 RULE /. To keep only a thor
/ ough x reliable stock
of Fancy and Staple
| Dry Goods
RULE .. To adhere strictly
+ To the One Price"
\ system. and guarantee
that price to be rs low,
If not lower, than any
other house for the
same grade of goods.
At LIE 3. To stand by every
representation, cheer.
fully refunding the
money in all cases of
dissatisfaction with
out asking the why,
or wherefore
RULE 1. To keep direct con
neCtlon with the
Wholesale market at
sil seasons Of the year.
thereby bringing our
customers IN direct
contact with manu-
lecturers.
. RI LIZ !. Actu,l fidelity. TO
and due appreciation
OF our customers, in
- surfing them prompt
aad etiiCI mt srrvic".
- II + 6. ToiucrH s"- hasis
ness b. Legitimate
means 10 such ali cx.
/ tent thai viii btr.
ter enable us To malt
- tain low prices. "a the
more we sell The
cheaper W. can afford
la :, II.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14
OUR MAIL
ORDER DEPARTMEN

Tsis deparg M ut il N charge Of ex-
p~ri.ne-d persons Nho give IL their
personal attention, aud mas be relied
upon in making selections, &c. an
seiicits Corr">poads wee upon any sub.
pct psriaiaing TO th. business prompt
ly attending TO I'll orders. requests for
samples. aud Other Information
Our Advertisement " III sDpesr from
time 10 iiue IA thus space should you
~ish 10 see the goods before purchas.
ing. send for samples il roo wish TO
buy. state the articles wanted, and The
! nam. Of the Pare in - hich The ad,er-
ii.~msnt appeared tsending for such
/ as soon after 1t Is sdsertised - posi-.
/ hieI eatlUsing us the full amount. in
| siud ng the postage. If 10 be sent hy
/ mail. aad we will Immediately send
/ you the goods, With 4 letter snd stale.
/ uIent of the Transaction 10 full, giving
/ ron to understand that IL no; ssiisfse-
/ tory YOU can return them 10 us, We
~ili refund the money, knowing as We
Il Dc, that this IL one OF the ii-advant-
ages under which GU labor; that Of
| purchasing something by mail, and no;
heing ahl- 10 return II that was prob
ably misrepresen'.d, or found not 10
he As wanted, wrong size. or the ad-
yertisement misunderstood. OF 10 some
manner unsatisfactory in doing
i business with us you need have no
/ such fear
| We extend T. all visiting our city
cordial Invitation TO call up~u US, ms
through our large establishment, Civ
II ing ihrm sny information and slten-
ton desired visitors treated with The
same courtesy ne customers. Send tar
catalogue.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14

An Opportunity not to be lost sight of
Before the end Of the year take trip to Acme
H III, The Class of F,srion, 300 w or II G
Baltimore street. near ChArl.s aud ins rect the
first class stock they off-rin. for the bal ,nce
1T this wear at the prices cheap stock are sold
for every where. No more suitable or uSeiu
presents could ne m tde than one of our Suits
Overeoat> or TrO Hsers tor men, bows aud
children, could you end more appropriate
Christmas gift at this season.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14

Qaintoleo-The great Malaria, Fever
anil A 5ue Remedy. Reliable, Safe and
Efficient. Price so cents per bottle. For
sale 10y all Druggists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14
CHIRr> FOR cuRIsTMAs GIFTS

We vii al This ws.k bit - DRESS SHIRTS
all ~ :. At 80 c~pis. good a. rou ever saw
for 81 ~ shall haze them this week. sasi az
don't ~ant goa To come usxl wr-k q hen ih-y
may he all sold and tell as we never bad them
II you dsat fad them - n presented s'isr you
gel home. ron can return them and gel your
money. GENTS IN DERwEAR. Cali
and see the hesi So cent ENDERSiiiRT y.a
ever sa~, sni DRAWERS TO match We are
ssil'ngs Wool UNpERSiiiRr for 5 this srs-
son az 60 d az ~s rssf ss~ before at 81 SO :;
DRAW ERS "a match Scarlet Wool SHIRTS
and DRAWERS for s. worth :! so.
Fur Too GLOVES. for 81 IS. worth 81. Is.
GENTS KID GLOVES Sis. worth 81 So
50 cent SlLk SCARFS reduced TO IS cents
IS resi SILK SCARFS reduced 10 So cents.
Fine Satin Lia-d SILK SCARFS for IS cents
SILK AUFFLERS, 81 1b. soris S3-Auction
Joo SILK HANDkERCHIEFS. SO csos
worth IS -AucIs1a ID, SILK iiANnkkk-
CHIEFS IS c-Hts ~ortsSi 25-As~iion job.
{ otorcd Blfi-fri HANakERCulEFi, I for
% c.n,s vrsy ola. All Lia%n iIANDKER-
CHI ELS % crs.is. vrrv Fac. Wors,@d hrF-
FLERS. 81, WORTH 81 5o-ai NGGlNAlSS',
corner Charles aud Pav.tts s'reers, B,itirors
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14

Lost. stray or stolen
From IL. home in town,
4 little bit Of chicken
With dark rasseu gown
When las, seen il was chrping.
Jast Ut the close o. DAY,
With iis two eyes g-nllr popping
From the pokel of J " J.
Nos il he don't rsturs that chick,
Or the money for il TO pay,
1t will D. made little s.rm-r for him
Thea il was last Chrisim day.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-14

Intelligent farmers and business men of Charles
Co,.nty offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in lis columns. Send
for card rates, which loU any other paper
in Southern Maryland, to say nothing about crcuid-
ton.
About Postal Cards.
This year about 800, 900 900 post.l cards
will be used. The cost for the contract term
of four years VIII be about $3.50. 900, saving
of II per cent over the old contract The
former CO tract was much lower than when
the cards were first made. Postal cards were
first Issued in 1874 Nearly 400. 900, 900 were
issued in 1888, but the depression in business
and the reduction of letter postage cut down
the dem md for them. The cards cost about
46 cents thousand
Held Under Amusement.
The Rev. Tnemss .. Tongue, Of Durham
Parish, Charles ceuaty who Was elected Rector
of st. Paurs p E. Parish, Calvert county, has
been notified of his election and in reply, re-
turns thanks to the Vestry for this mark of'con-
fieuce and hol Is the call +nder advisement.
u.
vices at ST. Paul's Char ch al an early day, after
which be will decide upon the call. We ex-
tends to Mr. Tongue, on behalf Of bis friends
and early associates Of this county, a hearty
welcome whenever he can find 1t con venieHt 10
visit his native county Calvert Journal. a
A Lighthouse for Maryland Point.
Mr.. German presented in the Senate on
Monday memorial from m listers and pilots oil
steam vessels plying the Potomac river, calling
attention to the urgent necessity of establishing
a lighthouse on or near Maryland Pint. on the
Potomac The memoriAis,s say: ''It il the
N 1st important Join, on the river, AS we'll as
the most dangerous, sad in thick Wealth. a
light would all m ,teriiliy in navigating the
river This want h Is been felt for year, aud
we ave, during our whole experience, recog-
nized the necessity oft. We, therefore, request
that you use rour influence with the honorable
body of which you are member to have this
light est iblished" The ms noral is signed
BY the IN asters An pilots Of vessels navigating
the Potomac.